Newcastle fans are incredulous at the club’s social media post a few moments after the transfer of Alexander Isak Bombshell Drops

Newcastle fans have completely lost it in what the club has published on social networks a few minutes after the reports said that Alexander Isak wanted to leave the club.

After being excluded from the skeleton of 30 men from Eddie Howe for Newcastle’s pre-season tour in Singapore, it appeared that Isak had informed the club of its desires.

Isak was strongly linked to the Champions of Premier League Liverpool this summer, which are still interested in concluding an agreement for the Swedish despite the arrival of Hugo Ekitike for 72 million pounds Sterling.

Isak scored 27 goals in 42 appearances last season in all competitions and would be valued between 120 and 150 million pounds sterling by the Saudi club.

A few moments after the news of Isak’s wishes, Newcastle’s official account made a message that did not drop well with the supporters.

The post showed that Bruno Guimarães and Jelinton aboard the club flight for Singapore with legend: “On our way to Singapore!”

Given the fairly embarrassing timing, Newcastle fans reacted quickly.

A fan replied: “Read the guys from the play …”

Another added: “Phenomenal timing guys, announce another kit while you are why.”

A third was brutally commented: “Two real club legends, unlike some someone.”

A fourth expressed a huge concern about the club management, writing: “I am 68 years old now, and this summer made me.

Another said: “This administrator will make me say something I would regret.”

The club did not stop there with another position of players on the plane shortly after.

The absence of Isak for the tour was subject to injury problems, but David Ornstein of athletics Avenired since, the 25 -year -old has asked not to be included in order to request a move.

What Eddie Howe said about Alexander Isak

“It was my decision. He went to Glasgow with us but I decided to send him home because of the speculation around him,” Howwe told journalists.

“The last thing he wanted was to sit in the stand by looking – it was not just for him. But I am convinced that he will be a Newcastle player at the end of the window.

“Your best players are so difficult to find, so difficult to recruit and so difficult to develop. So when you have them, you have to cherish them. Of course, we are desperate to keep it as part of our team.”

“Yes, I had discussions with him, but it’s not abnormal,” said Howe. “I respect a player’s career and how much it’s short. Alex was really good, he is very well trained and I realize that there will be noise around him.”